Ask Ed Miliband anything about the Cop26 climate summit
As week two of the pivotal UN meeting in Glasgow begins on Monday, shadow business secretary Ed Miliband and climate correspondent Daisy Dunne will answer your questions
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Your support makes all the difference.Scientists, politicians and activists have descended on Glasgow for the Cop26 climate summit, the most important UN meeting of its kind in years.
The meeting comes after a landmark climate report in August warned that every region on Earth is facing harsher weather extremes as a result of human activities such as fossil fuel burning and forest destruction.
The first week of the summit saw the announcement of new net zero targets from countries such as India and Nigeria and multi-country deals on deforestation, coal and methane. As the talks enter their second week, country ministers will arrive to help efforts to thrash out a final agreement for Glasgow.
Shadow business secretary and former Labour Party leader Ed Miliband has been in Glasgow this week following progress at the summit. In 2009, Mr Miliband was the UK’s climate minister at the Cop15 climate summit in Copenhagen.
On Monday 8 November at 4pm GMT, he will be on hand to answer your questions on the Cop26 climate summit and what progress has been made towards reining in rapidly rising emissions.
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